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George Young Sr. (abt. 1651 - bef. 1718)

George Young Sr.
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Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Husband of — married after 6 Dec 1702 in Calvert County, Province of Marylandmap
Descendants descendants
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Died before before about age 67 in Calvert County, Province of Marylandmap
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Contents

Biography

1651 Birth

Cavanagh refers to him as George Young Sr. of Calvert County, to distinguish him from his son George. [1]

George Young Sr., gent of Calvert County, deposed "that he was aged 60" in 1711-1713 (PC 749 and PL:19) He was therefore about 27 years of age when he came to Maryland. [2]

HIs parents are unknown.[3]

Little is known of George's parents except that his mother was named Thomasine and born in England. [4]

George Young, was born about 1643 and died Calvert Co., Md., 4 July 1719. [4]

1680 Arrival

Cavanagh states that "George Young (Sr) of Calvert County was transported as the single servant of Samuel Smith of Virginnia in 1680 (Patent Book. 24:33;l WC 2:201). " [5]

Alternate George Youngs

Several other George Youngs were early immigrants to Maryland.

  • George Young was transported to Maryland and received a grant of land in 1660 when his indenture to pay for the transport was complete. [6]
  • A George Young was transported to Maryland and received a grant of land in 1665 when his indenture to pay for the transport was complete. [7]
  • A George Young immigrated Maryland, paying his own expenses, and received a grant of land in 1672. This George Young was of Somerset County. [8]
  • A George Young was transported to Maryland and received a grant of land in 1673 when his indenture to pay for the transport was complete. [9]
  • A George Young was transported to Maryland and received a grant of land in 1675 when his indenture to pay for the transport was complete. [10]

1677 Youngs Fortune Surveyed for George Young

Calvert County Maryland, Rent Rolls, 1651-1776[3] Hunting Creek Hundred

  • Youngs Fortune. 100. 0..4..0. Surveyed Feb 28, 1677 for George Young on the east side patuxent river at a bounded oak between the land called Cyprus Branch & Parkers Cr. Poss. by George Young Sr .

"His term of service must have been quickly completed as he patented in Calvert County: [11]

  • 18 Jan 1681 300 acres: Friendship
  • 11 July 1681 100 acres, Young's Desire
  • 6 October 1681 100 acres, Young's Fortune
  • 5 August 1691 262 acres, Young's Attempt

All of these tracts are in the Upper Cliffs at or on Battle Creek. His son, George, Jr, patented 159 acres "Young's Mount" on Parker's Creek 22 August 1706.

1680 Friendship Surveyed for George Young

Calvert County Maryland, Rent Rolls, 1651-1776[3] Hunting Creek Hundred

  • Friendship. 300+50. 0..14..0. Surveyed Jan 9, 1680 for George Young, in the woods, at the head of Battle Cr at the SW corner tree of the land called Hopyard. This tract was resurveyed & found to be 350 acres & now called Friendship Rectified. Possrs: 100 acres - George Young Sr, 100 acres -Willm Billingsley, 150 acres - Will(tm) Williams Jr, Abm Johns.
  • 112. 0..4..3. Abraham Johns from George Young Sr, Nov 1, 1707.
  • 150. 0..6..0. Richard Johns from Willliam Billingsley, Mar 20, 1710.

1680 Youngs Desire Surveyed for George Young

Calvert County Maryland, Rent Rolls, 1651-1776[3]

  • Youngs Desire. 110. 0..4..5. Surveyed Aug 10, 1680 for George Young at the head of the branches of Battle Cr at a white oak, the corner tree of Geo: Bajssee. Poss by George Young Sr, Abrm Johns - 12 acres, Geo. Young - 30 acres.
  • 50. 0..2..0. Henry Young from George Young, Nov 17, 1709.

1680 First Marriage

Afer 1680 in Calvert County he married the first time. His wife's name is not known. She died before 1706 in Calvert County.[3]

"The identity of George Young's fist wife and the motehr of his family is unnown, but he likely married about 1680-1681. [2]

1681 Surveys in Calvert County

Calvert County Circuit Court: Land Surveys and Condominium Plats [3]

  • Friendship, 300 Acres; Certificate
    • Developer/Owner: Young, George 1681 Patent Record 21, Page 272 0 0 MSA S 1583-580
  • Friendship, 300 Acres; Patent
    • Developer/Owner: Young, George 1681 Patent Record CB 2, Page 496 0 0 MSA S 1583-581
  • Youngs Desire, 100 Acres; Certificate
    • Developer/Owner: Young,, George 1681 Patent Record 21, Page 193 0 0 MSA S 1583-1719
  • Youngs Desire, 100 Acres; Patent
    • Developer/Owner: Young,, George 1681 Patent Record CB 2, Page 215 0 0 MSA S 1583-1720
  • Youngs Fortune, 100 Acres; Certificate
    • Developer/Owner: Young,, George 1681 Patent Record 19, Page 564 0 0 MSA S 1583-1721
  • Youngs Fortune, 100 Acres; Patent
    • Developer/Owner: Young,, George 1681 Patent Record CB 2, Page 217 0 0 MSA S 1583-1722

1700 Witness, Manning Will

Manning (Mannyng), John, The Clifts, Calvert Co., 4th May, 1700 ; 13th Jan., 1724.[3]

  • To wife Ruth, 200 A. dwelling plantation and 1/2 personal estate during life. At her decease, to young son Mathew and hrs. He dying during minority, his portion of personalty to pass to wife's dau. Ann Mies; shd. he die without issue, dwell. plan. to 4 child. Thomas, John, Gregory and Grace.
  • To son. John and hrs., 100 A. bet. dwell. plan. and John Magdowell's; personalty.
  • To sons Thomas and Gregory and their hrs., "Theobus Manning" equally; personalty.
  • To dau Grace and hrs., a bond of Thomas Thirstons of £66 for the making over of 500 A. " Elverton. " w. side Susquehanna R. She dying without issue, sd. land to son Thomas and hrs.; personalty.
  • To 4 last-named child., other 1/2 personal estate.
  • Exs.: Wife and son Thomas.
  • Test: John Dorman, George Young, James Robert, Thos. Howe.

Sig. of Thos. Howe attested to by Col. John Mackall, aged 55 yrs. Sig. of George Young by his son Henry, aged 37 yrs. Sig. of John Dorman by his son Mathew, aged 31 yrs. 18, 309.

1700 Identified as Neighbor in Land Transaction

1696-1702 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber A, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Deed, 26 June 1700[3]

  • From: JAMES MOORE of P. G. County, carpenter
  • To: ROBERT ORME of P. G. County, planter
  • Price: 10,000 lbs. tobacco paid to HUGH JONES of P. G. County, planter, by JAMES MOOR.
  • Property: All the 125 acre tract called "Dunbarr" in P. G. County, formerly in Calvert County, on the west side of Patuxent River bounding on Mattapony Branch, land of GEORGE YOUNG, and on "Essex Lodge."
  • Signature: JAMES MOORE
  • Wit.: ROBERT BRADLY, JAMES STODDART, JOSH. CECELL

Ackn'd: JAMES MOORE and wife MARY, 26 June 1700 Recorded: 20 June 1701, Vol. A, Page 365

1703 Creditor, Freeman Estate

Mrs. Anne Freeman 24.39 A CA £603.2.7 £183.7.0 Aug 3 1703[3]

  • Payments to: Capt. John Hide, Mr. Francis Mauldin, Mr, Robert Skiner, John Howerton, Dr. Ferguson, George Young, Robert Blinker, William Taylard.
  • Legatees: Katherine Sturmy and her husband (unnamed), Priscilla & Mary Sturmy from Mr. Francis Freeman, Katherine Sturmy from Mr. Francis Freeman.
  • Executor: John Rigdon.

1706 Elisabeth Executrix in Fisher Estate

John Fisher 26.272 A CA £137.0.3 £69.7.2 Mar 14 1706[3]

  • Payments to: Mr. Joseph Jackson, Mr. George Young, Jr. who married a daughter (unnamed) and legatee of Tobias Mills of Calvert County, Francis Mills another daughter and legatee of Tobias Mills of Calvert County, Daniell Rawling.
  • Executrix: Elisabeth Young, wife of George Young, Sr.

John Fisher 29.255 A CA £67.13.1 228.12.8 May 31 1709[3]

  • Payments to: Mr. Edward Boteler, Mr. Abraham Johns, Mr. Joseph Jackson. *List of debts: Patrick Dempsey (dead).
  • Executrix: Elisabeth Young, wife of George Young, Sr.

John Fisher 37B.187 A CA £38.18.5 £43.6.8 Nov 18 1717[3]

  • Payments to: Mr. Peregrine Browne (merchant in London), Wornell Hunt.
  • Executors: George Young, Sr. and his wife Elisabeth Young.

John Fisher 1.283 A CA £38.18.5 £43.6.8 Nov 18 1718[3]

  • Payments to: Mr. Peregrine Brown (merchant in London), Wornull Hunt. *Executrix: Elisabeth Young, wife of Mr. George Young, Sr.

1707 Second Marriage: Elizabeth

Before 14 March 1707 in Calvert County he married Elizabeth, born before 1656, and died after 1718 in Calvert County, Maryland 64 years) [3]

He married Elizabeth Rousby abt 1664. She was born about 1647.[4]

1711 Youngs Delight Formerly Owned by George

1710-1717 Prince George’s County, Maryland Land Records Liber F, [Elise Greenup Jourdan]; Folio 99: Indenture, 9 May 1711[3] From: Col. Ninian Beall of Prince George's County, Gentleman

  • To: Hugh Hopewell of St. Mary's County, carpenter
  • For 10,000 pounds of tobacco a parcel of land in Prince George's County formerly surveyed for George Young of Calvert County called Young's Delight; Young assigned to Beall; located on Mattapany Creek; bounded by land of Major Charles Butler; original survey 200 acres; resurvey 260 acres
  • Signed: Ninian Beall
  • Witnessed: Benjamin Berry, Archibald Edmondson
  • Memo: Ruth Beall acknowledged deed "out of hearing of her said husband did freely clearly voluntarily without fear or threats of her said husband give up all her right title and dowery of the within mentioned land" witnessed by R. Bradley
  • Alienation: Hugh Hopewell paid 10s/5p

1715 Residence

In 1715, George Young is listed in Calvert County, MD associated with Christ Church. [12]

Christ Church was one of four parishes into which Calvert County was divided i 1692-1695. [13] The parish was compirsed of the Hunting Creek, Leonards Creek, Eltonhead, and Clifts Lower Hundreds, [14] so it may be presumed that George Young lived in one of these Hundreds.

1718 Will, Death, Estate

Will

Will: Young, George, Calvert County, 2nd Apr., 1718; 7th. June, 1718.

  • To eldest son William, ex., and hrs,, pt. of Young's Attempt where he now lives, joining land bought by him of Matthew Garner, Happata Venture.
  • To next 2 sons, John and Francis, and their hrs., residue of real estate equally. *To wife Elizabeth, her thirds.
  • To Mary Young, widow of son Benjamin, £10.
  • Personal estate to be equally divided among nine children now living, viz.: William, Henry, John and Francis, Sarah Smith, Anne Demillion, Mary Bennett, Grace Miller and Ellinor Hillarey.
  • To the four child. of son George, deceased, his proportionate part equally divided among them,
  • and to the 3 sons of dau. Elizabeth Swan, deceased, her proportionate part; sd. sons, viz.: George and James Swan, to receive same at 21 yrs. of age, and the daus., ---, of the afsd. George Young to receive theirs at 16 or day of marriage. *Test: James Ayling, Thos. Bradley, Nich. Sporne. 14. 613 Note: Nich. Sporne deceased at date of probate.

Young, George, Calvert County, 2nd Apr., 1718; 7th. June, 1718.[15]

  • To eldest son William, ex., and hrs,, pt. of Young's Attempt where he now lives, joining land bought by him of Matthew Garner, Happata Venture.
  • To next 2 sons, John and Francis, and their hrs., residue of real estate equally.
  • To wife Elizabeth, her thirds.
  • To Mary Young, widow of son Benjamin, £10.
  • Personal estate to be equally divided among nine children now living, viz.: William, Henry, John and Francis, Sarah Smith, Anne Demillion, Mary Bennett, Grace Miller and Ellinor Hillarey.
  • To the four child. of son George, deceased, his proportionate part equally divided among them, and to the 3 sons of dau. Elizabeth Swan, deceased, her proportionate part; sd. sons, viz.: George and James Swan, to receive same at 21 yrs. of age, and the daus., ---, of the afsd. George Young to receive theirs at 16 or day of marriage.
  • Test: James Ayling, Thos. Bradley, Nich. Sporne. 14. 613
  • Note: Nich. Sporne deceased at date of probate.

Death

He died before 7 June 1718 in Calvert County, Maryland, when his estate was probated. [3]

Estate

Mr. George Younge 1.361 CA £264.18.10 Jul 24 1718

  • Appraisers: Jeremiah Sheredine, John Stennett.
  • Creditors: John Grover, Ja. Williams.
  • Next of kin: Henry Young (son), Francis Young (son).

George Young (gentleman) 2.66 A CA, £269.44 4 £35.6.3 Jul 4 1719

  • Received from: Capt. Crookshank.
  • Payments to: William Dolton, Benjamin Mackall for Thomas Colmore, Col. William Holland, Dr. James Sumervell, John Drover, William Skinner, Mr. Benjamin Tasker (administrator of William Bladen, Esq., Thomas Bordley, Esq., Thomas Bordley, Esq per estate of John Fisher, Mr. Adderton Skinner.
  • Executor: William Young.

George Young 7.227 A CA £147.11.3 Dec 21 1725

  • Received from: Col. John Smith.
  • Payments to: William Mead, Philip Smith, estate of George Young, Jr., William Walker, Thomas Hilleary, Charles Crouson, Elisabeth Mead (executrix of William Mead), Phill. Lloyd, Esq., Thomas Bordley, Esq., Moses Adney, Michaell Jenifer, Adderton Skinner, John Brome, James Clayton, Mr. Richard Smith for Mr. Thomas Colmore, John Lynes, Brooke Holland & Addison, Esq., Abraham Downes.
  • Legatees: Mary Young.
  • Executor: William Young.

Children

Mike Marshall asserts that George Young's children are hhis children with an unknown first wife, and not the children of Elizabeth, who was his second wife. [3]

In his will, George Young named first his boys and then his girls in birth order. In the absence of known or calculated dates of birth, that order is presented below. [15]

  1. William. Named in April 1718 will. [15] William Young, b. Bef 1686, Calvert County, Maryland d. 23 May 1733, Calvert County, Maryland - inventory [3] William Young, b. Abt. 1681; d. Young's Attempt, Calvert Co, MD; m. REBECCA BOURNE, Abt. 1705; b. Abt. 1685; d. Young's Attempt, Calvert Co, MD.[4] William Young was executor; bequeathed Young's Attempt. [15]
  2. Henry. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Henry Young, b. 1687, Calvert County, Maryland d. 21 Dec 1731, Calvert County, Maryland - probate[3] HARRY YOUNG, b. Abt. 1687.[4]
  3. John. Named in April 1718 will. [15] John Young, b. Bef 1703 d. 17 Dec 1748, Calvert County, Maryland [3] John Young b. Abt. 1665, Calvert Co, Maryland. [4] To share rest of real estate with Francis. [15]
  4. Francis. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Francis Young, b. Abt 1691, Calvert County, Maryland d. 8 Apr 1720, Calvert County, Maryland - inventory [3] FRANCIS YOUNG, b. Abt. 1672.[4] To share rest of real estate with John. [15]
  5. Benjamin, Deceased at time of April 1718 will. Benjamin Young, b. Aft 1680 d. Bef 1717, Calvert County, Maryland [3] Benjamin's widow Mary to receive £10. [15]
  6. George, Deceased at time of April 1718 will. George Young, b. Bef 1680, Christ Church Parish, Calvert County, Maryland d. 24 Jul 1718, Calvert County, Maryland - inventory [3] GEORGE YOUNG, JR., b. Abt. 1674.[4] Four children, unmarried, including daughters underage. [15]
  7. Sarah. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Sarah Young, b. Bef 1682, Calvert County, Maryland d. 13 Oct 1747, Calvert County, Maryland - probate [3] SARAH YOUNG, b. Abt. 1679.[4] Married Col. John Smith of Halls Creek. [16]
  8. Anne. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Anne Young, b. Bef 1689, Calvert County, Maryland d. 5 Feb 1731, Queen Anne Parish, Prince George's County, Maryland - Probate [3] [Young-13905|Anne Young]], b. Abt. 1670, Calvert Co, Maryland; d. 05 Feb 1730/31, Prince George's Co, MD.[4] Married Demillion.
  9. Mary. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Mary Young, b. Aft 1680 [3] Married Benette
  10. Grace. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Grace Young, b. Abt 1691, Calvert County, Maryland d. Aft 1743, Calvert County, Maryland [3] GRACE YOUNG, b. Abt. 1676.[4] Married Miller.
  11. Eleanor. Named in April 1718 will. [15] Eleanor Young, b. Bef 1691, Calvert County, Maryland d. 26 Jan 1747, Prince George's County, Maryland - inventory [3] ELEANOR YOUNG, b. 1677, Prince Georges, Maryland, USA; d. 1748.[4] Married Thoas Hilleary, d. 1729, son of Thomas Hilleary d 1697 and wife Eleanor Sp;rigg, daughter of Thomas Sprigg and Eleanor Nuthall. [17]
  12. Elizabeth. Deceased at time of April 1718 will. Elizabeth Young, b. Bef 1685, Calvert County[3] ELIZABETH YOUNG, b. Abt. 1669.[4] Elizaeth Swan. Had 3 sons, two of them, George and James, underage.

Research Notes

Line of Descent to President Biden

The following tentative ancestry of President Joe Biden has been proposed: [18]

1. George Young and Elizabeth Rousby
2. Anne Young, d. 1730, and Rev. Gabriel Demilianne
3. Anne Demelianne and James Kingsbury (1704-1755)
4. Elizabeth Kingsbury, b. 1739, & William Pumphrey (1732-1776)
5. James Pumphrey, d. 1823, m. Ellen Elizabeth Hamilton, (1785-1820)
6. Jane Eliza Pumphrey, (bef 1820-aft 1860) m. Moses J. Robinette (1819-1903)
7. George H. Robinette (1844-1914) & Mara A, 1862-1930)
8. Mary Elizabeth Robinette (1894-aft 1941) m. Joseph H. Biden (1893-1941)
9. Joseph Robinette Biden (1915-2002) m. Catherine Eugenia Finnegan (1918-
10. Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr, (1942-

Was George the son of Richard Young and Sarah Leigh?

While there is no documentation of it, many genealogies show George to be a child of Richard Young and Sarah Leigh. The difficulty with this is that Richard died while his children were very young, and his three children, were raised by Sampson Waring, who acted as their father and included them in his legal documents, will, etc. These records contain no record of a George, suggesting that his real parentage must lie elsewhere.

Is there a good theory regarding George's first wife?

Cavanagh states, "a good candidate for this marriage would ge a daughter of Henry Kent of Calvert County, who made his will 29 April 1685 / proved 6 March 1681, leaving his wife Thomasin and three daughters Eliza, Mary, and a third unnamed who was then 16 yhears of age. George Young, Sr., alolng with Francis Freeman and Captain Francis Mauldsing, were executors of this will. Test:L John Hance and Robert Freeman. Thomasin Viney, relect of Henry Kent of Calvert County, was granted administratgion i\on his estate (TP 131:332) and at the same time 30 April court session 1686, Thomasin Viney was granted administration on the estate of Henry Viney of Calvert County and ehibited inventories for both of her former husbands, 30 June 1686 (Henry Kent, Calvert, tP 14:357) and 10 July 1686 (Henry Kent, Calvert, TP 13:373). At the provincial court of 14 A;pril 1694, the bond of George Young (indicating a faily connection) administrator of Thoasiin Viney, was echibitedd with security by William Williams. [19]

Were There Other Young Families in Calvert County, Maryland?

In the mid 1600's in Maryland there were several Young families which may or may not be interrelated:

  • Richard Young was born about 1600, presumably in England. He married Sarah Leigh, and died before 1648, when she married Sampson Waring. Sampson Waring then raised his Richard's three children, Richard, William and Eliza.
  • George Young was born abt 1643. Some genealogies claim he was a son of Richard, but there is no record of George among Richard's children who were raised by Sampson Waring. George married Elizabeth Rousby and had a daughter Anne Young.
  • Arthur Young, born about 1660, and married Ann Waring. The key question is who Ann's parents were, and how/whether they relate to Sampson Waring. Did two separate families both contain Waring - Young alliances?
  • Lawrence Young (1665-1722) lived in Somerset County.

Sources

  1. ↑ Cavanagh, I, 250
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Cavanagh, I, 251
  3. ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 3.19 3.20 3.21 3.22 3.23 3.24 3.25 3.26 3.27 3.28 Mike Marshall. Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties. Profile for George Young Accessed 10 February 2024 jhd
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 Unsourced statement from earlier narrative.
  5. ↑ Cavanagh, I, 250
  6. ↑ Skordas, p. 523. Liber 10, folio 168.
  7. ↑ Skordas, p. 523. Liber 7, folio 563.
  8. ↑ Skordas, p. 523. Liber 17, folio 33.
  9. ↑ Skordas, p. 523. Liber 17, folio 440 and Liber 18, folio 38.
  10. ↑ Skordas, , p. 523. Liber 18, folio 313.
  11. ↑ Cavanagh, I, 250-251
  12. ↑ MD Early Census Index, p. 18. Note: Not sure where this citation came from, or what it is.
  13. ↑ Skirven, p. 108
  14. ↑ Skirven, p. 126
  15. ↑ 15.00 15.01 15.02 15.03 15.04 15.05 15.06 15.07 15.08 15.09 15.10 15.11 15.12 15.13 15.14 15.15 Will of George Young 2 April 1718. Cited by Mike Marshall. Early Colonial Settlers of Southern Maryland and Virginia's Northern Neck Counties. Profile for George Young Accessed 10 February 2024 jhd
  16. ↑ Cavanagh, I, 253
  17. ↑ Cavanagh, I, 254
  18. ↑ William Addams Reitwiesner (wargs AT wargs.com). The Ancestors of Joe Biden. (The following material on the immediate ancestry of Joe Biden should not be considered either exhaustive or definitive, but rather as a first draft. Robert Battle contributed the original version of this report. Additions and corrections have been provided by Julie Helen Otto, Marie Daly, Christopher Challender Child, P. J. Evans, Michael Hurdle, and Patrick Hanafee. http://www.wargs.com/political/biden.html
  19. ↑ Cavanagh, I, 251-152

Bibliography of Frequently Cited Works

  • Cavanagh, Harrison Dwight. Colonial Chesapeake Families: British Origins and Descendants. XLibris, 2014. 2 Vols.
  • Skordas, Gust, editor. The Early Settlers of Maryland: an Index to Names of Immigrants, Compiled from Records of Land Patents, 1633-1680, in the Hall of Records, Annapolis, Maryland. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1968. 525p. Repr. 1986.
  • Skirven, Percy G. The First Parishes of the Province of Maryland. Originally published 1923. Baltimore: Clearfield, 1993.




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